Repair & Maintenance

We handle all types of Countertop Repair and Maintenance.

Corian countertop repair and maintenance are relatively simple compared to many other surface materials, making Corian a popular choice for homeowners and commercial spaces alike. As a solid surface material, Corian is non-porous, seamless, and renewable—meaning damage can usually be repaired rather than requiring full replacement.

Countertop Maintenance

Maintenance is straightforward. Daily cleaning can be done with a damp cloth and a mild soap or an ammonia-based cleaner. Since Corian is non-porous, it resists stains and bacteria growth, making it hygienic and easy to keep clean. It’s best to avoid harsh chemical cleaners, especially those containing strong acids or bleach, as they may dull the surface over time. Also, while Corian is heat resistant, it is not heatproof—placing hot pans directly on the surface can cause damage. To prevent heat marks or cracks, always use trivets or heat pads under hot cookware.

Countertop Stain Removal

For stain removal, non-abrasive household cleaners usually work well. For more stubborn spots, a slightly abrasive cleaner or a Scotch-Brite pad can be used. Matte finishes are the most forgiving and easiest to refinish at home, while high-gloss finishes require more care to avoid visible scratches.

Countertop Repair

Repair of Corian is one of its biggest advantages. Minor scratches, scuffs, and surface burns can often be buffed out with a fine abrasive pad or sandpaper. For larger damage—like deep cuts, chips, or cracks—professional repair may be needed. In most cases, the damaged area can be filled, sanded, and blended to match the rest of the surface without replacing the entire countertop. Seams and integrated elements can also be re-bonded or refinished if they become worn or discolored over time.

With proper care, Corian countertops can maintain their appearance and functionality for many years. Their ability to be repaired and renewed on-site sets them apart from natural stone or laminate, which may require full replacement when damaged.